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This enzyme is called p450, and several diet supplements and herbs have reported effects on it. Depending on how these products interact with p450, using anti-HIV drugs with them could either raise or lower the blood levels of the anti-HIV drugs. Herbs with reported effects on p450 include St. John's Wort, garlic, ginseng, melatonin, milk thistle (silymarin), geniposide and skullcap. For more detailed information on St. John's Wort, read NIH Study Cautions Use of St. John's Wort with Anti-HIV drugs.
Osteoblast-like cell proliferation was also been found to be stimulated by herbal extracts [27] . The C. brasiliense, I. pes-caprae and M. elaeagnoides extracts significantly increased cell proliferation in a dose-dependent induction of cell proliferation suggesting T-lymphocyte stimulation [28] .Numerous studies showed that herbal extracts can be used in the management of wound healing.any herbs are active against neoplastic diseases by inhibiting cell growth and proliferation. They are also used to treat diseases that result from decline of stem cell proliferation and utilized for regeneration and rehabilitation of tissues by promoting cell proliferation.